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Obituary.


EiHRAfM CRAbfREE.
II Is never too late 10 make suitable mention
Of man who j. worthy of the regard OF bis
fellow men, aul though the subject of this
notice died rs long aga ~ July ., 1885. it is
timely to do now. what should have been done
/ before. expires, in short sketch some few Of
the facts pertaining TO his life and deeds.
Ephraim Crab;ree was born at Hancock
Point in ISIS. He was born. reared and lived
nearly all hs life on the farm formerly owned
by bis father. Dea. George Crab,rec. the first
Deputy Collector Of Customs in the District of
Frcnchman'> Bay. This farm. which was IA
large and valuable one, was situated on the
extremity Of Hancock Point. Ephraim Crab
tree Was connected with it for 50 many wears
that 70 hundreds residing in many OF the
nci.hboring towns. the farm seemed part OF
him and b. part Of the farm
Mr.CrahtIoe was a man Of good natural sbil-
ilics and mental requirements lie was a
great reader and thinker aud ike all men Of
lhi- c'a>~, continually added to hi, store Of
know ledge. In biz Younger DAYS he was quite
"a uotod and successful school teacher. dcyoting
nIang wears 81 his Fife to that pursuit in which
Dc had the training 81 thousand, Of those who
were a that tine children in Hancock county.
The writer Of this has the honor 20 make
mention Of him - Ii> first male teacher Mr..
trsbtrec particularly e&eclltd Il, q farmer. be-
iH- orc Of the most cntcrpri>ing and success
luI in the county. Hi farm was ALWAYS
model II ncatnt>s aud showed intelligent we'll
directed labor, lie va, not only an
efficient teacher and farmer but he was an ey-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14
Music of the Month.

Among the choicest iect- Of music issued
thi, month are the follow ing: "A Little Knot
of Blue" song by Jules Ior'lan. t}j cts.) very
artistic and pr -. with good accompaniment
for the piano. Asking The Way" song by
Lane, very pretty and sure to please a. an zen
core" song for soprano. with piano accompani-
ment (35 cts.) IN the new song by Boot. enti-
tied Hill Voices" we have an artistic setting
Of beautiful poem. The melody Is in keeping
with the words. AMI the piano accompaniment
is well arranged. $50 cts). A new edition OF
Ants dret for soprano and alto. or two male
voices. -O'er the Sands" go cts.l Is very
choice. and the song always plea'es. Any OF
these pieces sent by mail to any address on re-
CENT of the price by Oliver Ditson & Co., Bos-
ton. Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14

Deer Isle.
Frank s. Waterman, Rebecca Torrey,
Adria Torrey and Johnny Adams arrived
at the Reach, via steamer Richmond,
Saturday.
We did not have any Fourth here;
everybody went to Brooklin
Sch Union arrived from Bangor and
sailed for Bartletts Island, July s.
Fresh mackerel have made their appear
ance in the market, and are selling for 4
and ; cts. apiece.
DR.. Hardy's family arrived at their sum
mer residence Thursday, where they will
spend the summer, and also DR.. Parker of
Lowell, Mass.
Preaching at the school-housc yesterday
bv Rev. Hall of West Deer Isle.
Winfield L. Greenlaw came home from
Philadelphia last week on visit to his
family. His wife is quite sick
July IL. NJ l..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14

l'apillar;s.

By reason OF its penetrating, soothing and
healing qualities, scalp and skin diseases OF all
kinds very soon disappear from Use OF CHpl-
hris II allays all soreness and draws out pOi>-
onous impurities OF the blood. one applica-
ton cures sting>. bites. cuts, sunburns, bruis-
e.. rough skin or chapped hands. For clean
ing the scalp of dandruf and prevention of
badness it has no superior. II is sold by all
druggists. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14

When Baby WAS sick We gave her Castoria
When she was = Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castcria,
When abb hsd Children, she gave them CastoriA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-07-14
We had much needed rain on Sunday


Of a woodshed aud Ell TO his house.
| Ton. ). d. Hopkins and family win move
g. IT, ir summer cottage at East Lamoine to-
day. "wednesday
Mr.. NJ. J. Walsh, the recent clerk In the
1 internal revenue office IN this city, left here
last Monday for his home in Portland.
( Bishop Nicely of Portland, has engaged
rooms for August at the Ocean House, South
West Harbor, Mt. Desert.
Those who failed to take their dishes from
j Hancock Hall after the celebration on the
/ Fourth will find them At the Franklin House.
An adjourned meeting Of VIM. Il. II. Rice
Post, G. A. r., will be held at Grand Army
Hall, next Monday evening. A full attend
ance is requested.
Mr.. Jacob Friend, accompanied b, bis
wife. niece and Young lady FREUD. all of Fort
Wayne. Indiana. il Visiting his brother. Mr..
Lewis Friend, in this city. Mr.. Jacob Friend
was formerly resident Of Ellsworth and
partner OF his brother Lewis
Drs. Alexander and Abby VI. Fulton have
closed their Ellsworth residence for The ,e.t-
son and gone To Southwest IIarbor. whore
they have rented a cottage.
Mrs g. ". Parker Of Bangor. fell at their
cottage at Phillips Pond. TUESDAY morning.
| and broke her wrist.
DR.. Alfred Walton. manager Of tn, steamer
Elccta has lust issued neat folder contain
ing short history Of ancient Penta2oct. or
modern Ca>iinc. a watering place, with
time table Of the steamer Eierta. setting forth
how II can be reached hY tourists
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NOT KINGS EVIL
VAEE

But the King Of Evils, You suffer 80. Your are
not downright sick, but you wish YOU were dead
Your eyes grow dim and hazy, and You are in such
pain. oh torment! You can't use knife to cut
1t out, but you can eradicate the pain, renovate
the stomach and relieve the pressure on the brain.
How Get 4 box of ID. Ms which mean
DIR. MARK k. WOODBURY'S Dyspe2ssa Killers
Eat two or three of those little llzenges and you
will be better at once. Use tLenl 1,s preventive
and you need suffer no .nore.
REV eve Der ID. K'.
They cost only 30 cents box trial boxes Is cent
can be sent to any part of the L. $. b5 mail and
WILL CURE.
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, HEARfBt IN AND ALL
STOMACH TROUBLES.
Dooittle & Smith, "a and % fremont ST., Boston,
and selling agents.
Or. Marx r. Woodburys Dyspepsia Killers,
DIR. Mark K. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers.
lyr3nrmcw
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Paints and Oils.

We have a fine lincof leady
mixed and paste form paint
in all the new shades bolt
cd and raw oil, varnish and
Japan. Call and examine
our stock and get prices as
We shall sell as low as they
can be bought in the State,
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H. B. Mason { Go.
Nonresident T0NeS.

.1UN-NtNEszTE TT EQAVNs
n,HE following Lat Of taxes on real estate or non
/ resident ~ prrs In the town Of >-.,igRick for
the wear @: 1855, in hills committed 30 :. 4. star
ley, c4liet.nr of said town GA the 18th day aE
\ atfi, A. u, 1s-6, has been returned by him 10 ms
as remaining unpaid on IAs 9sth day Of pri., 4.
D. ISL by his certiioaIc of that date and now re
main unpaid and Gotre hereby given that IL the
said taxes, interest and charges are not paid INTO
the treasury Of said tosn within cightcrn months
from the date Of commitment 81 the said bills, so
much Of the real estate taxed as viii lie sufficient
to pay the 9mOunt due thereon, including interest
and charges wiz without further notice lie sold
at pubic auction at the store Of Ierrick, Smith Il
60, in Sedgwick aforesaid the second day O
January, ISIS. at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Name and Description. Acres TaN.
W. L. Candage, or unk'H, on the
road leadiig from Sargeutyille
TO Black school House, Is SID.
SAMUEL HERRfCK,
7gca ot SedgWick.
sedgwics, JaB ., iss7. gw2s
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SAILED,

Sch Ralph X Grant, Grant, Camden
Sch CHthariue. Hutciin-, Rnnttput
Sch Baltimore, Long, Biuchil
~ch NAudalia, lieti-, rankin
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ELLSWORTH PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

July IA, 1897.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
THE LATEST IN JEWELS.

Mussel shells of silver make unique salt
holders.
Lawn tennis rackets of oxidized silver are
fashionable lace pins
A star sapphire in daisy of diamonds is
rich design iii brooches.
In scarf pins, those of black oxidized silver,
set with almonds, are most stylish.
A golden street lamp top, with a diamond
for the light, makes an attractive scarf pin.
An attractive lace pin is golden shell
partly open, showing pearl in its center
Link cuff buttons of patina and gold
checker board patterns still meet with favor.
Sailor knots, Roman knots, and lovers
knots are the prevailing fancies for hairpin
tOus
An edelweiss of white enamel, with dia.
nond CENTER is n handsome design for
brooches.
a pleasing effect in pendants is obtained by
Getting topaz carved in clusters of diamonds
and pearls.
Girdles composed of heavy links of onyx
with pendants Of the same material are now
being produced.
A new design in pendants is a double star
of diamonds and sapphires, in the center of
which rests an opal
A miniature barrel filled with pearls and
hanging in the center of a coil of ropes is a
novelty in brooches.
A pretty brooch is in the shape of a beetle,
with gold legs, diamond neck, ruby eyes, and
wings of carbuncle.
A beautiful pendant is heart shaped and
contains about twenty diamonds, the largest
Of which hangs from the center.
The latest in pendants for chatelaines are
small reticules, the tops of which are drawn
tight and hold half dozen pearls
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
ART AND ARTISTS.

Whistler, the eccentric London artist, Is
said to DE painting picture of Buffalo Bill
Women are henceforth to be admitted 10
the competitions Of drawing and modelling in
the Paris School OF Decorative Art.
The painters Munkacsy and Angel are
among he first members of Kaiser Francis
Joseph's new order of Arts and Letters.
Mr.. Robert Fleury, the Belgian artist, is 50
years old, but still wields his brushes and last
year exhibited a portrait of his son at the
Paris salon.
The furniture and bric.a-brac which be-
longed to Marie Regnauit will soon be sold az
auction. Large prices will doubtless be OBJ
tanned for the relics.
The oldest known paintings in England are
portrait, Of Chaucer and Henry ". The por
trait of the former is on panel and was exc
cuted about 1880; that of Henry w was
painted in 1905.
The new Theirs monument is by far the
finest in Pere IIachaise. 1t IS a chapel, and
above the entrance it bears in letters Of gold
OH tablet of green porphyry the legend
chosen by Theirs himself: Patriam dilexit.
Yeritatem coluit."
Mr. Parks, the sculptor, has arrived from
Italy with bust Of the late Vice President
Hendricks, and all the monument committee
are pleased with it, but Mrs. Hendricks says
it does not resemble her late husband. So II
is likely to be rejscted
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
Terrible are the Rayaees

1rnon the system inflicted by diseases of the
tidnevs and bladder. They wreck the consti-
tntion more speedily in some cases than con-
sumption and other maladies of a fatal pull
Toonary type. AS you value your life, arrest
a Tendency to debility, and Consequent mac
tivity of the renal organs, should you experi-
o'ce any such. Infuse vigor and actiyititv into
tbe vitality important secretive action Of the
Sidneys with that salutary diuretic, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters., The proper degree of stimu-
when that organ is sluggish. With this timely
check, Bright's disease. diabetes, catarrh Of
tbe bladder, and other kindred disorders, NAV
he prevented. Liver complaint, constipation,
wise conquerable with this sovereign house
hold remedy. Against the effects of exposure
in damp or otherwise inclement weather, it is
benign safeguard, and revives strength after
undue fatigue;
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
Remembered Eve.

The responsibility for the sins of the world
rests on men and women allie, as we are re-
minded by the quaint saying of a little SUM-
day school girl.
She was rather young, to be sure, to be
taught the meaning of the text, "By one man
sin entered into the world, and death by sim .
But the teacher did her best, and told, as
simply as she could, about this one man and
what he did, and what were the consequences
of his sin to the human race. She was get
ting on very well when shy, grave faced
little girl interrupted her by saying:
"There was lady, too"-Binghamton
Republican.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
Still the Style.

An enterprising Yankee, who owned q
large chair mandatory, had occasion one
day to show a friend from over the water
through his establishment.
The Englishman, amazed at the quantity
Of chairs that he saw in their various stages
o. Completion, exclaimed:
@'Ow can you hover hexpect to sell SO
many chairs"
"Wall, said the Yankee, II guess settin'
down amt gone out of fashion yet. Detroit
Free Press
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
HOW 1ntelligent Women Decide

When the question has to be met as to
what is the best course TO adopt to secure
sure, safe and agreeable remedy for
those organic diseases and weaknesses
which sffiict the female sex, there is but
one wise decision, viz, course Of self
treatment with DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrIption. 1t is an unfailing specific for
periodical pains, displacement, internal
Inflammation, and all functional disorders
that render the lives of SC many women
miserable and joyless. They who try it,
praise it. OF druggists.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
Gotham Society News.

New Yorker.-Well, well! You and |
went to college together,
Wayback Hermit Yes; it was there met
my fate, and her loss drove me into the Rock.
les to find oblivion. Is my old chum, Fred
Ward, still nlivel
ayes, Society does not see much of Fred
now. He has become an enthusiastic anna
teur printer, and devotes all bis time to it."
"Eh' Stays at homel"
mo; lie is temporarily residing at Sing
Sing. Omaha World.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13

Governor Foraker is still making the
snub he is said to have received in Phila-
delphia, from Mrs. Cleveland, the basis OF
his campaign speeches in Ohio. Foraker's
craftsmanship" is about as broad as
hoo limo
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13

The bills for George Francis Trains
lecture the other night announced the
presence of Mrs. Col. Hinton, ITO repre-
sent the Chicago condemned agitators;
Louis Masquerier, to represent octogena-
rian liberty, and O'Donovan Rosa, to
represent Irish independence"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13

A genuine case of death from tight
lacing is reported in Philadelphia. The
subject, Bertha 0ppenheimer, tainted in
a theater on Thursday night, and died the
following day. 1t was testified at the
coroner's inquest that Bertha had thought
her waist not shapely enough, and TO re-
duce herself she had laced very tight.
This brought ON heart failure. and finally
resulted in death.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
The Praise of sozodont.

Like the famous article itself, is in al
most everybody's mouth. The people
know that it preserves as well as beauti-
fies the teeth. Hence 1t is the standard
Tooth Wash Of the Period.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
WEAK, UNDEVELOPEp PARTS
Oftho Oody ENLARGED and strengthened Full partition

There is some discussion as to what the
"Order of Kapiolani" is. That depends
upon circumstances. Frequently the or
der of Kapiolani to Kalakaua lie, Ego to
bed and sober up"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
They We're Areuing About Pins.

IHey NtTe arguing NOOUI TIHh'
Mrs. Jones with a pin in her MOUTH our
idea may he clear enough, but confess
don't see the point.
Jones-Naturally but you're chewing it,
New Haven News.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is seriously ill
at Gloucester, Mass.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
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Relieves every sort of bleeding, pain or
Inflammation Ponds Extract. Do not
be imposed upon by weak limitations.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
MONTHLY MUSICAL RECORD,
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
\ WANT ACTIVE, rRrucrrIcwER
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Look Out for the imprint of Oliver Ditson
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Send for lists Catalogues and Descriptions of
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-10-13
LIBERALS AT DINNER,
THEY RIOICUlE THE FESTIVITIES
OF TIE QUEENS JUBILEE.

Free Judgment Passed on Princes po-
tentates and Diplomats of High and
Low Degree-Parsimony of Her Gra-
clous Majesty Nictoria--Her First Love,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
HOME RULE COMING
PLANS Foa AZ ,siss PARLIAMENT.
Sr4.s Liter al 4 stss II ssfiRx ~ frafSlgsr
sQa&Fs Chs@ssris1s "a Ch~si-
se4@s fxsd<rssk MI
l4Ass - VAIN kk<laaa-

Lo0Rcs, Aax. es.-Nsw tk4l sks govsrn-
n@Ats nasjerity as swissise 10 =. aad
al signs poszt toward tks rstnrn % power
o. tas 0ladstszs - Psraeif sfhanee. sf.sntloa
Is sxsin "a eotsi % sse qa~-tiea Of al Elss
PsIlisfssnt. great deal 81 siseassioa
aay DO looxez lor duang ike ne1s tss
months a. 10 What is Se 6e=t fernl for sucA
essy, fsr 0ls4s,0alaa .icSsfy means Esns
rule. and keae rule sin1st osfisinly lfa-
plles Dutna FAFiiEasnt seoner er lzlsf.
ehslsyer natesnifs sna substitutes may
intervene
Gavsn DUTY is sise.dy ia the aeld with
scheme for q parliament "a College
Green lie contributes 20 uls September
number Ofthe Contemporary Eepie,e sa out-
liAe OF plan for house Of commons and
q senate. The house Is 70 DO composed Of
les members aud the senate OF 54. The
appointment II the judiciary - 10 De upon
lines laid down ia GlAdstene's measure IN
the lsst Parliament. Duhy intlmAtes that
Gladstone is open 70 conviction upon the
question Of having Irish representations zt
Westminster In addition % a local parlia-
ment 1t IS known Ihat Ar. Gladstone was
willing 10 make copcessions on this point
toward the c,ose OF the tast session.
Crown Prince Frederick William, of Prus-
rias WiA4 lcafr BfCfdCu oI SdhCcuof ohA
come 10 Loncon. Aifer mestsng his wife.
the Crown Princess ~ Queensland hs Will
accompany her hone 10 1srmsny.
Trafalgar square, which hss been the
scsne Of so many tunnl.ous gatherings was
invaded last night by . very respectable
and or9erly crowd 30 attend the Liberal
Uniea League meeting There was plenty
of eBthusiasm to take the place Of excite
mert customary a. tks Nelson Monument
meetings. -Four platforms were pro-
Weed for speakers, and were util-
lied by ten members Of the House
Of Commons. snd other good speak
ers who denounced the proclamation
Of the Irish National League. This was the
inaugural meeting OF series which Will be
held'throughout England for q similar pur-
pose. Every rsisFence to Chamberlain was
greeted wish groans aud shouts of THE
brummsgem tnrnceat" II is very evident
thst Joseph is net wanted by the Liberals.
and indeed be is not regarded as \ very
valuable sdjsnct of any party just now.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
BASE BALL BROTHERS.
MEETING IN NEW yoss sssTesDss
TAs Cessr~es oassslss osAssasrsa ns-
lss.ss - Ds M@zs leossakslsAsl~A
eysEsA1 ef s4ass g-s.psssd A. bss-
NsaF4ks .xk.stls@tiss.

ksw Yeas. Avs ss.--fvsry sesgus clus
wss represented 81 the frat iaeetins " shs
Bsss ksA Payers brorku keoe held Al
Esrls hessl toisy ~ the sessssissn o. e.
Captain gohs Il Ward. II lAe New Aerk
eiae. Tks players pssssst we're. ffrfiel, 0i
CAio<so h~1E. OF fall~~slFsis Carroll. II
Washington. HsokeEt. of insiassselis.
Hsnien. O. gsSsit. W.pe aud X seie, ol
Nss lers, sne rs1ryEe eie, of Pitlsburg
Aaesett rspfeson tea tsas ksesop club. J.
n wsrd PRESIDED lac Esssizs wss osllsa
10 consider matters Vi srfsEgtn sb - soT .
National League. Resolutions of oSncol-
enoe Tor lhe isnlily II the lsse Al Ackin-
non 81 tas Pittsburs club were adopted,
alter whlch tAs ocnusoi scssaoE Wa ais
cussed. Win regard to reserve rules
most of Ihe delegates thought thst
il should slsnd with lev
minor changes. Il Wa agreed that .
clause should be Inserted - TIE new con
tract which woHid provide tRat ia all cases
Of release. the release should be GRcondi-
tional. As q neans Of breaking up dlsslpa
ton among plsycrs a series Of nnes was
favored. So fer first orenss $50 for seooDd,
and 500 for third. anu II offending nssm-
Der committed fourth oaenAe IN the same
season he skoulo bs Suspended aud made
slegibie for tbs BLACK list. Hanloa, Irwin
and Ward we're appointed q committee 30
carry out the views Of the brotherhood
with regard TO the new contract. Ward
stated siterward that be had 40 fear bui
that the League would agree with the oof1
miffee
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-29
ELOPERS ARRESTED.
A Preacher and an Editors Wife Caught

A Preacher and an Editors Wife Caught
After Crossing TIE Atlantic Twice
NEw York. Aug. 2s.-Inspector Byrnes
detectives, on cable message from Europe.
met the steamship Adrsstic yesterday upon
her arrival, and arrested a man and woman
charged with adultery and larceny. The
prisoners ar. Rev. David Seymour, Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. at Janesvilie
Wasecs county. Mimi. and Mrs. Fannie
Henry, wife of the editor OF the James
vile Argus. The couple elopsd August
1. Seymour took 500 in church funds.
and with the wanan came to this
city. Thsy were pursued by Hen
~ ana bis Dfother-ir -law. The
eloping couple sailed for Europe and
doubled on their trail by coming back to
New York. Henry had crossed the Atlantic
also. Finding the trail doubled, be cabled
back TO laspsctor ByrnGs, who arrested the
elopers this morning. In the Police Court
both were held 10 await the arrival Of
Henry by the next steamer. The erring
couple were four days III Liverpool before
they learned that the iTate husband was
olese upon their heels.
Seymour returned on the Adriatic Of the
White Star line under the name of Francis
Coverdsle.
When approached by the detective he de-
MED that he Was the man THE detective
wanted. Seymour left wife and five
small children and Mrs. Henry deserted her
husband and two children.